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** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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pidgin wont use plugins in /.purple/plugins
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i have no longer access to the plugins i was testing.
not sure fixed or not
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** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
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pidgin wont use plugins in /.purple/plugins
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i'll try this next time I have to try a plugin.
plus that debug log will contain sensitive information
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I have the attached Perl script running in version 2.5.1
dan...@discord:~$ pidgin --version
Pidgin 2.5.1
Try running pidgin with -d. The output is useful for debugging, if you
pipe it to a file (pidgin -d > pidgin.log) you can attach it so we can
take a look. If you also attach your plugin I can
Daniel this was with an older version of pidgin (2.5.X)
Will try again in a few days, and post back
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pidgin wont use plugins in /.purple/plugins
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What version of pidgin did you observe this in? Is it a plugin written
in C or Perl? What's your output to "pidgin -d" run from the command
line? Could you also please attach a test plugin that didn't work for
you so that one of us can try it?
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pidgin wont use plugins in /.purple/plugins
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: pidgin
- there is a user dir ($HIME/.purple/plugins) where a user can add plugins that
only he uses them.
+ there is a user dir ($HOME/.purple/plugins) where a user can add plugins that
only he uses them.
But I've tried placing there several di
